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Companies House filing watch: Scotland
Companies with an operator licence in the Scotland traffic area whose accounts were overdue at Companies House on 30 September 2026. Late filing is not insolvency; a company can file at any time.
- Companies with accounts overdue
- 43
- Their licences here
- 43
Accounts overdue
Accounts due before the register date and not received by then. Largest fleets first.
2 companies left out because the company number on the DVSA record belongs to a differently named company.
What the register shows
- Accounts overdue
- The company’s next accounts were due before the register date at 30 September 2026 and Companies House had not received them by that date. Late filing is a Companies House fact. It does not mean the company is insolvent, and a company can file at any time.
Why a licence can still be listed
The DVSA operator licence file and the Companies House register are separate public registers, updated on their own timetables. A licence stays in the DVSA file (here, the file dated 7 September 2026) until the Traffic Commissioner records a change, so the two can differ for a while. What happens to a licence is a matter for the Traffic Commissioner.
This page reports what the registers show on their dates. It is not a finding about any operator or its conduct. If a company here is yours and something is wrong, or you want to add a statement, use the link on its row.
DVSA file 7 Sep 2026Source: DVSA operator licence data, file dated , read . How we read it
Company facts: Companies House register at . Contains Companies House data.
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